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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-12

WnercupOn he lndnlgeS III seuile, out
boastful rodomontade of its result. One
knows not at which TO be most Mortified,
the bloodiness of the recital or the verDos-
ity OF the rccitor.
EDINBURGH
is the most attractive OF Scotch cities, and
does not appear unlike Naples in It's build.
Early in the seventh century IL received
the name OF Edwinsburg from Edwin, a
king OF Northumbria, who made II his
residence. It's main foundation is com
posed OF three ridges, one terminating in n
mass OF rock several acres in extent on the
summit and over four hundred feet above
the sea level. The only water near II is
the small river Lcith, but from this height
the firth of Forth is plainly visible. On
this stands the castle, superb once, but
having undergone many restora,ions and
is now in state of demolition.
The palace OF Hollywood is still preserved,
however, and is colossal structure, II
was the ancient residence Of the Scottish
kings, and is quadrangular, with an open
court in the center. 1t was the scene OF
dancing, theatricals and much festvity
when the gay Mary Stuart lived, All OF
her youth was spent there. II was there
she persuaded the Italian RZzio to 20 and
become one OF her attendants, and after
ward, in promoting him, became the in
direct cause OF his death. The hideous
murder is familiar 10 every one. The floor
is still stained with his blood, and the
wall broken into which he clenched his
| fingers in the death struggle. The picture
gallery of the palace is displeasing To look
upon. II contains 10 life size portraits
| OF the ancient kings OF Scotland, with he'll
met and sword. They are fierce and awful
from age and design, and seem like wal
spirits which moments intimation could
| transform into terrible reality. The
grand old abbey is now destroyed, but II
was once a sanctuary within which debtors
were privileged from arrest. The finest
building'in Edinburgh is the Royal insiitu-
ton for the encouragement OF the fine arts
and sciences. Edinburg is filled with
pretty quaint dwellings, and is adorned
alnAst superhuously with gardens, squares
courts and public resorts. II must have a'
many rs fifteen bridges, built from hill tC
hill, and one can stand on stirring stree
and from the bridge look down far below
10 another street as rife with life. II con
tains many monuments 10 Scotland's grea
men. First Of all should be mentioned III,
noble one OF Scott, which exceeds descrip
ton. II IL even handsomer than the Alber
memorial in Hyde park, for II 10 cut o
richer marble and is more delicate. IL |
the loitiest tower in the city, over 200 fee
high, with statue in the middle. whicl
is an open space with an arch over II, an'
has inches in il for the representations Q
his principal characters. Private benefl
cence has also caused 10 be erected statue
to Dugald Stewart, playfnir, Nelson, Burn
and William Wallace. The old church h
which the eloquent John Knox prcache
J il used as n museum, and tradition Their
is repletc with incidents OF the devoted r,
former.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-12

Positively the hest remedy ever discoy.
cred for all diseases OF man aud beast that
can be reached by an external medical ap.
plication. is Rangum Root Eminent. Ono
trial will convince. Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty cents per bottle. For sale by Hester,
2S3 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-12
Kris kriingg|e'S
Proclamation!
Old st. Nick Serves His Royal
Greeting to Memphis,
Proclamation to the Citizens
Of Notwithstanding.

whereas, we, Kris kringle l., sometimes
known as Santa Claus and 81. Nicholas,
intend visiting our beloved city Of Mem.
phis on the night 81 December %, aud
the morning OF December %, we do
hereby order our prudent and money
saving subjects 90 attire themselves In
raimcnt worthy Of our reception. For
this purpose we do hereby appoint the
MIsFIT CLOTHING PARI,ORS, at 26s
Second street, as Clothiers 10 our Maj.
csty, aud under the seal Of our court do
pronounce the Clothing sold there ~ un'
equnlel IN style aud quality and Won.
deriully low In prices Tor such excellent
material aud make.
The MIsFITCLoTITING PARLoRshnv.
ing been recommended by Kris knngle
rs the best place 10 buy Clothing, will
now offer some Wonderful Bargain,
We now announce
Big Mark Down in Suits,
Big Mark Down in 0vercoats,
Big Mark Down in Pants.
A warm fall has retarded the demand Tor
Winter Clothing. aud being now over
stocked, We have resolved to cut down
prices In order 10 unload. The goods
never we're bciicr-thc bargains never
greater, aud nov Is the time 10 buy, u
you want big value ior your money.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-12

ATTEND the great auction sale OF fine
buggics, phmtons, extra fine bedroom and
parlor furniture at No. 2Si Second street,
Masonic Temple-T. J. Mccarthy & Co.
Tuesday morning at 1890 o'clock.
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Five pounds of dynamite were found
yesterday at Houghton, Mich, in some
Calumet branch rock. Tho powder being
from any used in the mine, the
matter excitcs suspicious Of evil intention
on the part OF those who left II there.
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HOLIDAY ENenr.Ion..

On December %, -, -, %, y 20 and
81, the X. g., VI. &B X. X. will scl round
trip tickets from. Memphis 10 all points In
the southeast, Mt one fare. Tickets limited
TO return until January 8, 1883. Ticket
Office, No. 81 Madison street.
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Lavigne's felt hats, SOC.
Lavignc's wartercd silks, 81.
Lavigne's trimmed hats, your chocc, s..
lavigne is closing out this seasons goods.
i. LAyIGSE. No. 252 Main street
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whereupon he indulges in sedate, but
boastful rodomontade of its result. One
knows not at which 10 be most Mortified,
the bloodiness of the recital or the verbos-
ity OF the rccitor.
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ABBOTsFORD,

Sir Walter SCOTS home, Is situated in Mel
rose parish, on the banks OF the Tweed
river. II is a thrce-story frame, but built
on high stone foundation, and looks like
an antique English mansion. The rooms
are iur rs he left them. not manuscript
has been moved, and the books, lamp,
inkstand and general belongings TO a III.
erary workshop arc upon the table "a he
was using them when he&as gathered TO
his fathers. His love for relics was one Of
his ruling passions, and there are many
antiquities 10 be shown In his house. A
necklace Of Marie Antoinetie, a sword Of
Robert Bruce, a shield Of William Wallace,
many small manuscripts Of ancient writers,
and u slipper In which reposed the tiny,
shapely foot OF Nell Gwynn, the famous
coincidence. Her foot was 80 small as al
most 20 excite laughter, and this proof 81
Il IL the object Of chiciest curiosity
among visitors. His picture gallery was
his hearts choicest treasure. How
beautifully the Scotch women pose
for pictures! Their sedateness be-
comes ease, and the trick the eye has
Of looking up through dropping lids gives
great piquancy 10 them. II has been
said by phrnologsts that SCOTS phrene
was immense for reverence, and that all 81
his talent was absorbed In reverence for
the earthly great. II is known that he APP
prcciated AN invitation to dine from no.
blcman more than he did a dozen euogies
upon his hooks from lesser men. Ills gal.
lory affords evidence of IL, for II Is filed
with royal portraits. There are also many
pictures OF himself. usually taken with
his chief pets-his dogs. How the poets
maichless imagry Is called up TO one rs he
walks the classic groves; the richness Of
his language forces itself to ones lips as u
Il would I've profanity 10 see Il with othoI
eyes than his How iamiliarly his great,
earnest characters stand out when on Is In
his home. They are possible men and
women, for u Is an acknowledged fact that
in substantially Of erection lac outsirip'
| ali ,,,nI.,,, 6eiianlafa
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THE HIGHLANDS

But Il Is the highlands which make
every other country Incompatible 10 Scot
nor are her lakes surpassed, even by the
lovely Como. The mountains are not 70
ascending or difficult 10 contemplate, but
SOFT even and blooming into perfect
bouquet Of flowers. II Is rare 20 find
rock or barren spot In them,
and the scarcity Of trees is
compensated for By the remarkable
growth Of berries, herbs and nowere,s.
The distant fields are purple with foxgloye
and heather save where they are broken
by maddening torrent Of water, which
makes an escapement In the mountain
side and rshes down into the valley.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-12

Handle the celebrated Miller & obcr shoes
for mems wear Best In the world.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-10
L.. rhnn a nnlen prnmncd.

HAvRE, May st is now stated that
the reports of the loss of life among the
cmigrants ON the French steamer La
Champagne, which was beached after be-
Ing damaged by collision with the steamer
Vile dc Rio on Saturday, were eXagger-
atcd Less than dozen emigrants were
drowned
The steamer La Bretagne, which will
sail for New York on Wednesday, will
convey the passengers of La Champagne
Ii has been ascertained that the bark
which La Bretagne collided with and
sunk during Saturday night, just before
her arrival at lIayre from New York,
was the Norwegian bark Tellus, Captain
Thorbiornsen, bound from Rouen for
New York La Bretagne was not in
jured.
HAyRE, May 9.-The following Ameri-
cans were aboard La Champagne Henry
Grey Baird and wife, 4. 5. Clarke and
family, \. II. Dutton, Francis Ormond
French and family, Of Newport; ). Ho-
mans, Burbett Mason, Bailey Myers and
family, Mrs Parsons and daughters, ID.
A. Robertson and family, of st. Paul,
MINI; Mr.. Stephenson, X b. Slade, Mr..
and Mrs Taylor, Colonel Upham, and
Benjamin Wright Most of the passen-
gers suffered from fright and shock, but
all have recovered.
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DR. OF. 4 NJ


Institution Of A. W. CIinn Council.
Past State Councillor Walter j. Orange
las instituted 4. W Glinn Council. No.
Z. Jr o. L. a. VI.
lie was assisted by the following Off
GERS Councillors O.. VI. Rawson; Vice
Councillor James H. Bailey Jr Past
Councillor G. W. Tyler. Cond.. A. j.
Franck Ward, John W. Bailey Senti-
nels Phil Meisel, Dr., and John r. Ster-
ling.
After The institution The following OFF
GERS were elected W.. Tyler, p c.. r.
$. Jones, c.; John W. Quarles, Y. C.. NJ
G. Robertson, a. s.. G. a Rawson, 4. j.
s., W. d Johnson. r. s.. George W
Kcnsey. r.. Chris Stockman, c. A. b.
Tyler "; Frank Thompson, $ Henry
Engle, o. s.; T. r. Campbell, r +. Sizer.
b. r. Farmer, Trustees.
After the election all repaired 20 the
dining room and enjoyed q hearty sup.
per, rendered them by Rescue Council,
No I.
The new council starts out with good
material and under the brightest aus
DiccS
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CHICAGO, May AT the conference
between the joumcymen bakers commit
Tee ana the bosses yesterday, an agree
menl Was reached whereby the journey
men gain the material points demanded
recently by Union No. 40. The bosses
agreed that ten hours should constitute a
DAY work, except on Saturday, when the
men shall labor twelve hours "A week TO
consist OF six days, and extra pay when
work Is done on Sunday. None of the
men are to be compelled to board with
The bosses, and in lieu Of such board 81
per week is TO be added
IL Is said that committee Of three has
been appointed by the Amalgamated
Buiiding Trades Council. with nstruc-
uons TO wait upon the Executive Com
mitlee OF Master Masons' Associations.
ana to settle the strike of the bod car.
riers, If possible. The council also de.
cided to notify the contractors. that in the
event OF refusal to settle the difficulty
by arbitration, all the union carpenters.
gas-hllers, plumbers, plasterers, sc. will
DC Withdrawn from jobs at which non
union laborers are employed.
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TIiI NIIKADO.
beautiful and Successful Rendering Last
Night by the Amateurs.


The largest audience that was ever
packed into M0Mr, Academy last night
witnessed The production of ihe Mikado
by "Our BOYS and Girls NOt only was
every seat taken from pit 10 dome, but
standing room was at premium and
every bit of available space occupied il
was heartily sympathetic audience, and
one that did not come determined 10 be
disappointed.
Tie cast was as follows Yum Yum,
Miss Leila Ballowc Pitt Sing, Miss Ida
Outcalt Peep Boo, Miss Lillian Rosa
lind Katisha. Miss lisa Smith Nanki Poo,
Mr. Walter T. Mercer; 10 80, Mr.
George A. Crump Pooh Bah, Mr. W. H..
Shcryin: Mikado, Mr. James c. Nor
ment: Pish Tu~h. MI Charles J.. En-
bank Won Lung, Mr.. George B. True
man: Go To. Mr.. John ID. Newman.
The audience was captured from The
start, and as the play proceeded became
thoroughly enthusiastic.
In the first act Nessrs. Mercer and
Sheryin were encorcd and the latter re-
cciyed q handsome basket of flowers.
Pooh Bah and kO 10 also came in for
their share of the hOnOrs
The Three Little Maids were received
with immense cheering Miss BalloWc
made one of the sweetest Yum lums
ever seen i'm Richmond and was ably
supported by Misses Outcali and Rosa
lend. Messrs Nomcnt, Eubanks, True
man and Newman were all capital
On the whole ID was one of the most
pleasant performances of the Mikado ever
given i'm Richmond
The orchestral work was perfectly exc
cuted, the chorus strong, we'll balanced,
and thoroughly proficient
10 may be summed upas follows The
opera was delightfully."- acted, and charm
ingly sung, as it was beautifully staged
and eloQuently costumed.
Mr. George A. Crump was stage mana
ger the costumes were furnished by
Templeton, Of New York and the stage
decorations and properties 10y Mr. Boot
right. TO all of these and to all taking
part great credit is due, but to Mr. +. In
iropidi too much praise cannot be award
ed. It's a pleasure to write of the per
feet success of last nights work. lie
welded the baton with masterhand,
and may well be proud of bis triumph
and of that of all of his pupils
As Ko Ko, Mr. Crump made big hit
as did Miss Smith as katisha. The love
scene between this couple has rarely been
acted better in Richmond There was in
fact not a badly played rolo in the opera.
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REcEuTs-l56 head cattle, JIG sheep and
lambs 40 hogs
sAIEs.-l56 head cattle no sheep and
lambs 293 hogs
PRIchs.-Cattle Best to st gross
q few higher medium TO good 10 Il
gross, common % fair q 90 81 gross
sheep tshearedl, 3 10 u gross sheep (woolt
90 y gross lambs. o % s gross hogs, q! 81
\ net bulls. 10 gross.
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FINANCIAL.
Reported by G. w. Branch & Co., bankers
and brokers. No. iii Main street.
New York Stock Market.
REVIEW.


NEW YORK, May 9-The week opened
with a continuance of the apathetic and dull
tone which has prevailed for the past fOIt-
night
Europe seems to have lost all interest in
this market though our private cables are to
the effect that it would require but little en-
enlargement from here 10 create a brisk de
mand from abroad for our securities. The
old adage that it is a long lane without a
turn, is being well exemplifed, and no one
seems 10 bee able 10 account for the peculiar
situation which exists. Those people who
have the reputation for sagacity and ability
10 anaize how matters stand are inclined TO
look fav0rably on the future and the earn
ings Of the leading railroads endorse this
view. There was sharp break in one or
two of the specialties during the evening
but without any effect on the market which
kept very inactive, though with a better
tone. The closing was steady. Money o
per cent.
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Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance, Dr. Irving in charge
was called out Yesterday morning at IL
o'clock to corner Of Nineteenth and Broad
streets to attend Jane Brown, a colored
woman, who had been attacked with a
violent case of collie The ambulance
conveyed her to her home, corner Tween
ty-eighth and Leigh streets.
1t was again summoned to K y. Patter-
sons tobacco factory, at 3 o'clock pm,
to a colored man, named Paul Harrison,
who had sprained his ankle. The ply
stefan in charge rendered him the neces-
sary assistance, and left him at the fac
tory.
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The wheat market has been weaker to-day
all around, and close is about inside. The
tar uh options were weakest caused chiefly
by easier cable. fine weather and good crop
reports These bcarIsh influences cause q
great deal OF long stuh 90 Dee sold which added
o. the weakness of the situation The break
in these options caused % general feeling 90
depression. and June declined t1 ,5c 80
which price the clique took hold and pre-
vented amy further decline.
The visible supply showed fair decrease
e2l 900 bushels. hui bad u0 effect on the
market The outlook is weak all around
Corn easier early. bat visible showed "a
very heavy decrease l3O36OO0 bushels and
caused slight reaction. but later weakened
oii again, and close is tame 40 last night ,
figures.
Provisions duh and featTelc>s Close is
slightly under last night price.
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! am prepared TO pay license taxes in
coupons and guarantee full legal protec-
ton, Notwithstanding the change in time
that licenses are to run from twelve
months 10 one month.
| advise all persons having license tax
to pay TO call on me or any Of my agents
before they make their payments
They will find it still more 20 their in
terest to pay in coupons now than before
the law was changed
Apply to }. Z. COOPER.
81 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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Sick Headache

cured and its return prevented by the use
Of Dr. Dayd's Vegetable Liver Pills. As this
remedy has been thoroughly tested by mum
none but vegetable ingredients 10 should com
mend Itself 10 all sufferers with this terrible
disease. BEING extremely mild inaction. these
pills can bee taken by both the weak ana tine
boxes for 81
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Garden Seeds.

We have received our first supply of
ID. Landreth 4 Sons reliable garden seeds
which are considered the best now eNtant. We
do not sell seeds OP commission; nor do We
ssi chesp seeds. send for catalogue.
BODEKER Bros, Druggists.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY
,,opxoy OUR REPRESENTATIONS on
NONDAI.

so..,. nm ,ppropriatine $500" to the
ra.,.rn Iunatio Asylum '"sse" ne
Charter of the iynohp"'s W. c..,,.
The Lee Monument The "'''S'' ''"'
n,scussed Convict Labor
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You Can Drive Nermin Out OF Your Hou't
BY using the Prepared Shelf Paper for
pantry shelves and drawers. Warranted TO
prevent and drive away Ants Reaches. Water
Bugs, &c, SO annoying TO housekeepers.
Whenever this paper is used IL answers q
double purpose-it drives away Nermin. and
at the same time (Oeing whitel 10 gives every
place a neat, clean appearance.
Positively no poisonous drugs used IN tine
preparation OF tflfs paper. Ask your Druggist
or Grocer for il. For sale 10y
BODEKER BROTHERS.
Druggists,
1914 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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Subscribe TO the Daily Record" hy sending
postal card 10 Box 213, city. Fifty cents pes
month.
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Cut Flowers,

Rosebuds, lilies carnations I'm great va
rietyat BLACKWELL n MAINS.
llg East Broad street.
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DRY GOODS.
(56}fRES}
Concerning our stock of Silk Goods

there is much to say.
Other departments, other goods, are
pushing their way to the front; but Silk
materials are on the top Of the ladder and
likely to remain there. For full dress,
for street dress for home or outdoor
comfort-Silk silk That is the great
craze. The silk-worms have been at hard
labor. The rehner-, the manufactures
all at hard labor to supply your demands
But despite many things good things
have become scarce. You wouldn't think
SO in looking over enough silks 10 cover
acres Silks stacked nap m every avail.
able space. TITS indeiadgable perseyer-
ancc that keeps the stock mp to all you
can want good Judgment and practical
experience that keep the prices down.
You are thus guided I'm This department
with tuo.fold advantage
o...,.......,... ..,,. ,,. sin. head. of
,..
'''"' ' I'''' '' |
Nno"
China Silks are meeting with i"' 'ooN-
ed.for demand They are going rapidly.
So far quantities have met an demands.
,..t,t.n,,..f.,.u..n prir..are lower
-a..
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CURRENT COMMENT.

The senate adopted aresolution TO pay
- per day to Clerk Pendlcton for his
services during the extra session.
Senator LOyenstein has introduced a
bill making am appropriation for the com
Pleton OF the Virginia Normal and Col
legiate Institute.
The Senate passed Senate bill to amend
ana re-enact an act approved March /,
1856, entitled AN act to incorporate the
Llynchburg Young Men Christian Asso-
ciaiinn
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The "Daiy Record" is a valuable puhIca
ton. Subscribe 10 IL. Once ~ East Main
street.
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chicago Grain and Produce Market.


Reported bv G.. b. Redford Sc Co.. Grail
Commission Merchants so. South Twelfth
street. .-
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TIII SENATE.

The Senate was called to order at y
o'clock. Mr. Hurt in the chair.
Mr. Ioyenstein presented the report OF
the Building Committee of the Normal
and COLLEGIATE Institute, which was OF
dcrcd 10 be- printed.
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Senate bin making am appropriation oil
sf3OOO 10 the Eastern Lunalic Asylum
st Williamsburg came up on ITS passage
in the senate. Mr.. Loyenstein, OF ldch-
mond spoke in advocacy of the bill and
II was passed ,.o
The lin amending the charter OF the
I.vncbmrg Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation was passed.
A large number Of local and private
bills were passed.
kt21Othe senate adjourned.
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| EARN TO WRITE

AT tho Pen Art Hall. thc fi...
will begin Monday. MAY Wh. i,'.. l'l 80.
ladies aud school pupil, at 't.'Nn
Mondays. tuesdays and Thursday
school for young men at O'Clock p."'
ru MAY slLl
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